815 Euclid Ave

A low-rise, two-story prewar condominium complex in Miami Beach, originally completed in 1936 and anchored in the South Beach fabric. The property reflects period Mediterranean and Art Deco influences attributed to Henry Hohauser-era design, with a gated entry, shaded interior courtyard and masonry façade details. Units are configured predominantly as one-bedroom flats and corner residences with first- and upper-level entries; typical interiors show renovations that preserve historic touches such as fireplaces and high ceilings while adding modern systems like central air and tankless water heaters. Common interior features across units include eat-in kitchens or breakfast areas, built-in storage and cabinetry, pantry space, varied primary-bedroom locations (main or upper level), walk-in closets, and in-unit washer/dryer setups. Exterior amenities emphasize a contained, garden-like setting with a courtyard, patios and outdoor living nooks, perimeter fencing, exterior lighting and reinforced entry doors. Building services and policies skew toward a well-managed, owner-friendly association with relatively low fees, secure gated access and generally pet-friendly rules. Its location is highly walkable: a short stroll to Lincoln Road, Ocean Drive, Flamingo Park, shops, restaurants and the beach, making the property oriented to a pedestrian, leisure-focused South Beach lifestyle.